I'm an evangelical Christian (that tagline is a Reformation-era slogan meaning "grace alone"). I have some (solid) Christian friends who play D&D occasionally, and quite frankly, I can't see anything evil about it, since its largely the Middle-Earth world of J.R.R. Tolkien. Actually, it seems to me to be an excuse to gather and eat pizza.
Well, there's a fine how-do-you-do ...
Didn't you know that Gary Gygax was the Anti-Christ?
Besides, "Chivalry and Sorcery" is a much better set of rules.
Or, even betterest [8')], "T.H.E. Fighter" and "T.H.E. Mage".
No, sit down before you hurt yourself, amateur.
Because it involves witchcraft, the occult, and goofy, teenage fantasy artwork. No, really.
When I was in junior high, a group of us that got to school early wanted to go into the lunchroom and play D&D rather than stay outside and amuse ourselves by fighting and breaking things.
The principle asked one of the school staff to take a look at D&D and make sure it wasn't gambling. Well, the guy he asked to look at it is probably posting anti-Potter diatribes somewhere if he is still alive. We got a 45 minute lecture on the evils of witchcraft and satan worship, complete with descriptions of exorcisms of ouija boards.
Here we were a bunch of small town Christian kids dealing with a guy who would be out burning witches if he could, starting with us.
Mmm...hmm...control freak.
(me too)